Parts 1 & 2 over 4 days
February 24, 25, 26 & 27, 2012 in Sydney

What is Facial Reflexology?

Facial reflexology is a therapeutic intervention in which stimulation of zones and points

of the face are utilized to alleviate health conditions in other parts of the body. It is a new generation reflex therapy. The treatment is unique in its combination of ancient alternative therapies: Chinese energy meridians and acupuncture points, Vietnamese and Andean tribal body maps, with modern neuro-anatomy. The success and effectiveness of Facial Reflexology lies in its ability to identify the root cause of health imbalances and its ability to stimulate a healing process within the individual using the balancing properties of the above three disciplines.

This unique treatment system has been devised by Lone Sorensen Lopez, a Danish reflexologist now living in Spain. A multi disciplinary therapist herself, she has worked to combine these therapies to heal the individual on all levels, physically and psychologically.

Lone Sorensen's Story: the history of modern Facial Reflexology.
Click Here (PDF 2MB)

How can I use it in my practice?

In Parts 1 & 2 you will learn a complete Facial Reflexology treatment following 7 basic steps which also include specific treatment for the organ demonstrating the earliest signs of the development of an imbalance. This treatment will take 30 minutes and is an effective modality on its own but can be readily combined with other forms of reflexology or massage to give your clients an exceptional therapeutic experience.

Working both ends of the energy system of the body is powerful and effective. In addition, stimulation of the face improves the blood circulation, lymphatic drainage, muscle tone and nerve function leading to a glowing and youthful complexion!

The treatment is relaxing to give as well as to receive. Using the forefingers and gently working the acupoints and facial reflex areas gives your thumbs a well earned rest.

Who can attend?

This course is open to all qualified tactile therapists including reflexologists, massage therapists and physiotherapists.

Course Content

Part I:

• Introduction to the Oriental, South American (Mapuche) healing traditions and neurological system, that underpin Facial Reflexology Sorensensistem TM
• The seven fundamental procedures of every Facial Reflexology treatment
• Methods of reflex assessment to locate levels of imbalance
• Practical

Part II:

• Meridianology - an introduction to meridians and the Five Element System and their applications in Facial Reflexology
• Cranial points and zones - how to identify and use them in a Facial treatment
• Practical

Diploma of Facial Reflexology

After Parts 1 & 2, course participants can complete the Diploma of Facial Reflexology by attending Parts 3 & 4 with Lone Sorensen when she returns to Australia.

For more information about Lone Sorensen go to: http://www.reflexologiafacial.es

Comments from previous course participants

"Hi Sue, I have been working with the 7 steps and besides the treatment being very deep and relaxing it seems to shift underlying problems very fast. My client just had flu which had affected her lungs. She had had 2 courses of antibiotics. After the first treatment the lung congestion returned after the second treatment it had gone; a very quick healing crisis. Another client came in with a very foggy head and pain in her shoulder - 7 steps; more clarity and no pain. I love it....Jennifer Williams, NSW. Thank you."

"I have been doing a lot of facial reflexology since the course and I have had very good results - truly amazing. A client came with sore feet and after facial reflexology and some foot work she walked out pain free, shaking her head as she left in total amusement. My daughter had a very sore back. Her nerve point for the spine was so tender but after three sessions, her back was much better. One client came because of hot flushes and after one session she said her hot flushes were gone and her sleep much improved." Jessie Edwards, Melbourne

More Facial Reflexology experiences

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Workshop Dates: February 24, 25, 26 & 27, 2012
Hours: 9am - 5pm (Sun only 10am - 5.30pm)
Cost: $1100. Early bird fee $990 if paid in full by Jan 16, 2012
Venue: Club Willoughby, 26 Crabbes St, Willoughby
CPT: 32 points

 

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